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    • Creeking Laminate Flooring
    Flooring Specialists - 10 answers

    I got herringbone laminate flooring laid about six months ago on a concrete subfloor with polystyrene bubble underlay. I need to get the creeking sound fixed that I was told would settle by time but it hasn't settled at all. It was leveled as much as possible before laying it down. I don't know if it could be the underlay being too thin or the type of the underlay as it has good reviews online designed for uneven subfloor. Can this be fixed without damaging the laminate flooring?

    Asked by Mobin on 24th Jul 2023
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    Do I need a special setup for a smart doorbell?
    Electricians - 7 answers

    Is a smart video doorbell suitable for the current system/setup that I have? How can I tell? Thanks!

    Asked by minesh on 22nd Feb 2022
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    Fitting 2 internal doors
    Joiners - 10 answers

    Hi, I have just bought two doors which require fitting. I have measured the existing and the new doors are slightly bigger so will need to take a bit off the height and width. Could I have a price for hanging both doors inclusive of handles please?

    Asked by Rosalyn on 19th Jun 2020
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    Constantly leaking overflow
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    Constantly leaking overflow from previous questions asked by others I understand it might be a ball valve not working correctly in water tank can you estimate a cost and time it may poss take to fix

    Asked by Amanda on 28th Oct 2021
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    House renovation
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    I am renovating a small 2 bed terrace house. There are numerous repairs required. These include roof and chimney repairs (stripping slates adding weather barrier and refitting), ground floor repair / renovation and damp tanking (floor joists rotted at front wall), kitchen door move (to existing window) / wall alteration (RSJ) and new fit units, bathroom new fit, new windows / doors (6 windows, front and rear door, 1 small velux), possible rewiring, yard wall demolition and rebuild, free standing garage demolition and removal. I am currently looking for quotes for works required. How much generally should I expect to pay? High and low estimate?? Cheers

    Asked by Jason on 20th Aug 2019
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    Electrical fault codes
    Electricians - 6 answers

    What are the different fault codes and when do they apply?

    Asked by Heather on 20th Jan 2021
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    How much space is needed to make my stairs wider?
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    How much space is needed on a property to have winder stairs added? Thanks.

    Asked by Joyce on 12th Jan 2022
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    What can I do with blistered paint?
    Painters & Decorators - 12 answers

    What can be done about blisters on paint in a living room? Does it depend on the type of paint, wall surface material, or/and extent of the blisters? Would it cost much to have a professional fix this?

    Asked by Christian on 26th Jan 2022
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    Plumbing of dishwasher
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    Im having a built in dishwasher in my new kitchen. Should l arrange a plumber to do the work before or after the new kitchen is fitted ?

    Asked by Cheryl on 10th May 2022
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    Bathroom Light Pull Cord
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I am needing my bathroom light pull cord replaced and have been told that as the existing one is about 2 inches up into the ceiling the electrician will not do it. Is this correct? As surely it can still be removed and a new one fitted?

    Asked by Carolyn on 27th May 2022
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